Jesus

Set in Santiago, Chile, this drama follows an eighteen-year-old named Jesús who lives with his distant and strict father. Between spending time with friends and performing in a K-pop boyband, Jesús leads a detached lifestyle. His world changes after he and a group of intoxicated peers brutally attack a young gay man. This violent act triggers a severe moral crisis for Jesús, eventually leading to a confession to his father that forces the two men to connect for the first time.

The film was written and directed by Fernando Guzzoni, marking the start of a chronology that later included Blanquita in 2023. The cast is led by Nicolás Durán in the title role, alongside Alejandro Goic, Gastón Salgado, Sebastián Ayala, Esteban González, and Constanza Moreno. A co-production between Germany, Greece, Colombia, France, and Chile, the movie was produced by Marianne Dumoulin, Giancarlo Nasi, and Jacques Bidou.

Released on August 24, 2016, the film has a runtime of 85 minutes. It has received a moderate reception from viewers, holding a rating of 6.2/10 on TMDB based on 26 votes.